Bishop's Pumpkin Farm

Great Family adventure! Best Pumpkin patch in the area !So many things to do and see

I went to Bishop's Pumpkin Farm with my boss. I went a second time with my niece. We went to the petting zoo. I fed the goats! I love feeding goats. I got 3 cones with food (for goats). They were $3 each. We rode the train. It was nice. There were a lot of students on a field trip. There were several activities at Bishop's. There were hayrides, panning for marbles, play structures, sunflower walk, and face painting. Petting zoo, train, different rides, and pig races. I was so elated to see the All Alaskan pigs. I got my picture taken with Strawberry, yay! I bought a shirt. It was $25. A very good value. There are several choices for food. Tri tip sandwiches, burgers, chicken strips. Pulled pork, jumbo hot dogs, nachos. Pizza, Cobb salad, chicken wraps. Corn dogs, chicken strips, garlic fries. They all come in a kid's meal size. The workers were really nice and helpful. The pumpkin patch is very big. I didn't buy any pumpkins so I don't know the cost. I bought some caramel apples. I love caramel apples. The caramel apples are to die for! There are a wonderful selection of desserts. Apple, pumpkin, walnut pies, apple dumplings, cinnamon rolls, and sticky buns. I had a sticky bun, it was so delicious. Bishop's Pumpkin Farm is an excellent place to take children. During the week you can purchase a wristband. On weekends you can buy tickets. Good job Bishop family! I can't wait to come back

This might be the best pumpkin patch I've ever visited. We came by on Nov 1st and there were zero lines, so we did all the things like the tractor ride, honeypot ride, explored a corn maze, and rode on a train that goes all over the pumpkin patch.The food was surprisingly good. I really enjoyed my crispy chicken sandwich, the garlic fries, and the spiced cider donuts were delicious! There was one line which never slowed down and that was for the fresh baked goods and pies. We didn't wait, and I'm glad we didn't, because we found that most of the baked goods sold there, can also be purchased at the main checkout area near the pumpkin patch exit.Pro Pumpkin Tip: To avoid pumpkin waste, for a flat rate of $25, you can get as many pumpkins as you can fit into one of their wheelbarrows. We walked out of there with 16 pumpkins with room to spare in our wheel barrow. We bought two huge orange ones and bunch of stackable fairy tale pumpkins. The large pumpkins alone were normally $45. A great deal if you plan on decorating your house for the fall.My kids had a blast here and if there's still time left in the season I highly encourage you bring the fam and visit!

By far, the BEST pumpkin patch around! We come every year and it's exciting to see what/if they've added. You have your pumpkin patch along with so many rides/attractions! Along with all that, you have your bake shop, food including BBQ and your typical concession goodies. They even have a wine/beer garden for the 21+ kids. You do need to get a wrist band if you choose to walk around outside of the beer/wine area. We recently came for the fire pit which you need to reserve because it fills up quick. For $250, you get four hours of fire complete with an attendant and S'Mores kit complete with sticks, and 3 parking passes. We were surprised to see how many people were here after dark. They have family movies playing after dark and the farm fills up quickly on the weekends for the movie nights. Have fun and visit Bishop's, it's fun for everyone !!

Always a great time visiting the farm. So much to do and see in the Fall. Pumpkins cost .65lb Employees are helpful.

This pumpkin farm is known as the "Disneyland" of pumpkin patches and I can see why. There are a ton of activities compared to other pumpkin patches in Sacramento, such as a corn maze, multiple ride attractions, and lots of food options. There's something for everyone here. Admission is free but be prepared to pay $20 for parking on weekends. It was extremely crowded on a Saturday afternoon so I'd recommend going on a weekday if possible! Most activities here costs money, even just to pet the animals, which was a little disappointing. The "slushakie" is a popular item here which is an Apple cider slush with vanilla soft serve, whipped cream, and a caramel apple on top. Not sure if it's worth $18 but it was refreshing and nice to try for the first time. The workers were friendly and the food did not take long to come out once we ordered.

This is the first time I have been here. We have been going to Apple Hill for 25+ years. So I was excited to try this location. Hands down a better place for the little ones with so many options for activities close together and no need to drive to a different farm. We took the grandkids today and it did not disappoint. We did most of the activities such as the pony rides, carousel, train ride, marble hunting and slides. We also had lunch and apple cider slushies and apple cider donuts. Lunch was pretty good. The slushies with ice cream were delicious. Price point for a meal is around $13-19 - we got the tritip sandwich and fries and chicken tenders and garlic fries. It was busy since there were a few school field trip groups but lines were not too long of a wait for rides. Food took a little longer since it was a Thursday they didn't have all the lanes open. They have a lot of options for picking up pumpkins to take home and several little shops with gifts, a bakery, cookie shop and sweets shop. For adults there is a beer garden and a few spots for drinks. Overall we enjoyed it and will definitely be back!

We come to Bishop's Pumpkin Farm every year because there's so much fun stuff for the whole family! This year, we got wristbands for $27.99 each, and it was totally worth it - the kids went on the rides at least three times and loved the slides and playgrounds.We were a little bummed they ran out of pizza, and the pizza place was closed, but we still enjoyed some chicken strips, garlic fries, nachos, and a brisket sandwich. The weather was perfect, and it was way less crowded than on weekends, so going on a weekday was definitely a good choice. Highly recommend for a family-friendly day out!Mom tip- The kids get pretty dirty- bring wipes, sanitizer, and water bottle to save a $4 bucks a bottle.

We are lucky to live fairly close to this cute pumpkin farm . We come here once a year for the festivities of October. This farm is pretty big they offer so many things for kids and families . The parking is free during the week and some Fridays you do have to pay $10 Saturdays and Sundays is $20 dollar parking . They also offer movie nights and have fireworks some days . They have a corn maze , train rides , carousel, coyote mountain mine , sunflower stroll , petting zoo , live music , play structures and so much more . For the rides you can get a wrist band or pay by tickets . They have a lot of options for food . We got corndogs and later on I got the best thing I have tried in a while Slushakies you have to try that ! It's a slushy cider it's so so good and refreshing. The bakery is very delicious too . Overall we had a great time here . The boys loved it we got a pumpkin also .

I will come here every year I absolutely loved it. If you are a Halloween fanatic like myself, you will too! The food is DELICIOUS they have lots of rides for my friend's niece, they had animals with a petting zoo, they had just about everything it was so fun! My favorite part was their cider selection you could get pear, blackberry, apple, and so many flavors but beware they are a bit strong for how delicious they are! They give you these tickets where you can get a 2 for one which I thought was cheap and a great idea!!! We will definitely be coming back, I do wish there were more animals we could actually pet but maybe we just came on a school day. Either was it was 5 stars for me! Loved the friendliness/kindndess with thee service for everything, and the fall atmosphere everywhere you turn!